Tips to Improve Short-Term Memory After Stroke
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- Short-term memory is an invisible issue that many stroke survivors deal with. This video will walk you through 3 different remediation activities and 3 compensatory strategies you can use to improve short-term memory.
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Time Stamps
0:00 Intro
2:13 Card Matching Activity
2:59 Puzzle Activity
3:29 Meditation Activity
4:08 Set A Reminder
4:54 Make A List
5:33 Everything In Its Place
5:52 Outro
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My stroke 5 years ago mainly affected my short term memory. I spent 3 months in the stroke ward of a hospital. After my release to return home I was referred to a specialist who dealt with memory problems. I attended once (forget what happened) but I never had any faith in his treatment because I reasoned that I had permanently lost the use of a portion of my brain which had been dedicated to short term memory. I hadn't been taught enough about brain plasticity even though it was obviously occuring during my whole recovery. I now know a lot more about this and am amazed at my improvement. My greatest achievement has been the return of a full driver's licence at age 70+. The concept of plasticity should be emphasised to all stroke survivors. Thank you for this video.
I'm a retired Home Health Aide I use all these things but it was old school ways, 1990. Most of my patients where stroke patients. Now I see why my physical therapists love working with me. I would observe them working with my patients only 2 times a week and I work with them the other days. It takes a team to help people no matter if you're medical or educational.
It is a team effort
You have helped me so much I've gotten no help whatsoever from the hospitals here in my country. I live in Trinidad there is no help for stroke victims. It's basically a death sentence here. If it wasn't for u I don't know where I'd be with my health now. Much love ❤ 😍
@hemasookram, I’m so sorry to hear about your healthcare experience. So many places around the world can’t or don’t offer specialized care for stroke survivors. But I’m so glad you’re finding these videos helpful 😊❤️
Only because of u. 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing the above video. Lot of improvement in me practicing the videos you shared. Will add this to my routine 😊
Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏
i missed this one in my sub box but saw your post on the subreddit :p always appreciate your vids!
Thanks so much! 😊 That’s why I try to post different places, just in case.
Hi!
I survived a cerebellar infarct in 2001.
This video is a wonderful find, validating the compensative approach that I have taken.
I think that a video geared toward helping a family to understand and support a survivor would be helpful. In my case, I had very minimal physical effects.
My deficits seem to be rapidly accelerating as I age, and my adult children don't necessarily understand my situation.
Hi James! Thank you so much for your kind words. There is absolutely no shame in taking a compensatory approach. Truly, sometimes, it's the best way forward!
I really appreciate your feedback on making a video to help families better understand a survivor's experience. I think that would be incredibly valuable.
I hope that you are doing well. Please take care of yourself
Hi James...I too had the same cerebellar infarct in 2001.Still get dreadfully tired but no other physical effects apart from slurred speech.
I do struggle with learning digital skills and fell so far back in my local adult learner class that I withdrew.I couldn't remember one week to the next and it knocked my confidence terribly as I'm educated to degree level,(1987 Graduation).I realise I've been declining with my memory and not taking into account the hidden deficits of stroke and now they are becoming more obvious as I age.
Anyway,just wanted to say hi to a fellow stroke survivor.I do feel that others expect too much of us sometime, especially when the stroke occurred 20 years ago.It can be quite isolating sometimes, especially when people talk over you.
Thank u maam
You just scared the crap out of me by saying after your “first stroke. I am really scared of it happening again
@lcairpennels, I'm sorry. My intention is never to scare anyone. You may find my video about conquering fear after stroke helpful: th-cam.com/video/xRXUAGwJPrA/w-d-xo.html
This is a great video. There’s also good games like this in the App Store under memory games for iPad or i phone
@stevekierstead, Thank you for your kind words! And great suggestion! Any particular apps or games that you find helpful?
Awesome vid
Thanks, Donna! 🙂
Very informative I will be a companion to an individual whose short term memory was impaired due to a stroke. I found the video very helpful.
Thanks ☺️👍 mam
Most welcome 😊
I am watching thing and I think :
- It is likely watched by people facing those issues.
- As you explain the phrase is already forgotten though it is the last 2 seconds.
- A written text could have been a plus so the video could be put on pause and read again. Captions ? Not that much handy in this context. YT should introduce full transcript just like Udemy does for instance.
LOVELY THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜,
So welcome! ❤️
Good video madam
Thank you!
Is playing cards like Windows Solitaire can help?
It may help more with executive function (planning, organizing, sequencing) more than short term memory!
Hi... This is very helpful... my mother had stroke a week ago... still waiting for the follow up check up with the doctor... when do you recommend to start doing this therapy?
Hey there! I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I hope that both of you are doing okay. Usually, starting therapy soon as possible is always better, but it should always follow the doctor's orders. Everyone is so different in how they recover that getting the doctor's approval first is important. I wish you both the best!
@@PostStrokeOrg Thank you very much.. We're starting to do simple therapy.. She easily gets tired and we don't want to exhaust her.. Thank you very much for your help.
*set a reminder
I fear that over-reliance on reminders can have a bad effect on short term memory.
Please main madam Hindi mein bataen
@annusharma, Again, I'm sorry but I don't have someone who is able to translate my videos into Hindi at this time.